Is there a keyboard tray that adjusts - particularly at the "stand position"? In the photos when the Varidesk is at the "stand" position it appears as if the keyboard is sitting at the same level as the monitor stand, which would be way too high to be comfortable, and setting it at the base position while the monitor is at "stand" would be too low. Is there a keyboard tray that adjusts - particularly at the "stand position"? In the photos when the Varidesk is at the "stand" position it appears as if the keyboard is... » Read More Is there a keyboard tray that adjusts - particularly at the "stand position"? In the photos when the Varidesk is at the "stand" position it appears as if the keyboard is sitting at the same level as the monitor stand, which would be way too high to be comfortable, and setting it at the base position while the monitor is at "stand" would be too low. « Show Less
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Yes, it is low in the standing position. I have solved this issue by using a wireless keyboard and moving it to the top level when standing. This works very well and has made the standing desk ideal for my employee who has back issues. I am considering purchasing one for myself also. My son purchased one from another company and it is not the quality of this one.
15203
The 5 employees that each have one of these desks at our office all use the keyboard tray on the shelf with the monitors. Some have wireless keyboards and some don't. The tray at the bottom is where the keyboard would be used if you were sitting down.
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In the standing position, the keyboard is on the same surface as the monitors. I thought the same as you, that the keyboard would be way too high, but it actually is quite comfortable. Both keyboard and mouse work well in the standing position. I purchased a wireless mouse and keyboard so I could easily move them when raising and lowering the desk. This desk is very sturdy, so I'm sure you could easily mount a keyboard tray if you wanted. But I would try as is first and see if it works for you. Hope this helps.
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There are little legs on the back you can use to tilt the keyboard up on the top, but I have to keep my wrists even as much as possible, so I keep the keyboard flat. I use wrist rests home made, with dry rice or small dry beans in them. I hope this makes sense. :-)
1459715
No, the keyboard tray is a fixed distance from the monitor. My biggest issue with this product. (I'm tall)
1772546
For me it is bit low for the monitor and bit high for the keyboard. I put my laptop on it anyway and work that way sometimes but from an ergonomic stand point it is not ideal.
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The height of the keyboard tray is 26"...measured from the floor to the bottom (top, not underneath) of the tray. While I took pictures (and video) I haven't uploaded them yet. I just got the desk this afternoon. But, I'm using it for my laptop, and you asked for images with a desktop. Actually there is an image on the product page with an older (tube) desktop monitor on it which I can envision an iMac in it's place. I would guess the monitor in the picture to be about a 17" tube monitor since it looks to take up a lot of room on the desk. As far as a CPU there is no place for it, but it could fit underneath easily sitting on the floor. The space underneath, from the floor to the bottom of the desk is 24 1/4" (bottom of tray). The top surface area measures 20" x 42". Here's a link (I hope) to the images from the product page with one having that monitor on it: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000NPSN2E/ref=oh_o00_s02_i00_details The images are pretty much true-to-life. But, again, that monitor must be huge, because it looks to take up a good portion of the desk surface. My laptop (15" with mouse) takes up less then half of it, and there's room in the back, and lots to the side for a phone, pen holder, and other small desk accessories.
965408
No, I have not received a correct stand with my keyboard. It would be great if someone provides me with the correct one
582195
NO they are all at fixed positions on depth.I myself wish that the keyboard tray was a little deeper.
98718
It's a little over 7" from the top of my desk to the base of the keyboard. From the base of the plate that is attached to the underside of the desk to the bottom of the keyboard is just about 12". It is great. The only two things is this: 1. this is not a keyboard issue but make sure that you can lift your monitor up because for taller people the angle of the monitor may not be correct when standing up. 2. the only complaint I have is that it does not swivel side to side. Make sure that you have it installed EXACTLY where you want it to be because moving it side to side is not possible (unless I just don't know how to do this). Other than that, this is strong, durable, heavy material. I am standing up right now using it and I love it.
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I use this with 2 monitors on the Varidesk and my laptop docked on my stationary desk. I had to get one longer monitor cable to reach the monitor on the far side. I don't use the laptop monitor while standing. I really love this desk, fwiw..
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While it is a very sturdy setup, the keyboard tray bounces when I type on it. Even worse, the screen bounces a little bit too. I'm still experimenting; I'm not sure how much a problem the bouncing will be. I don't have the keyboard velcroed or otherwise affixed to the tray, but I don't think this makes any difference: the keyboard tray bounces but the keyboard itself isn't moving.
608111
You have to adjust the tension as you did when you put the keyboard and monitors on the stand to begin with. You take the cap off of the tower part and turn the protruding bolt clockwise until you reach equilibrium.
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The distance between the keyboard and monitor is about 11". As for changing the dist. there are 2 grooves that run down the monitor stand but I am not certain how to adjust it - but there must be a way to do it.
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Yes, actually the layout of control and shift are very good, on the center pads. The two complaints about key layout are the ~ location is very counter intuitive for me. (it where left control would normally be). The Insert key is acccessed by the keypad toggle, which is annoying for ctrl-alt-ins, for vmware virtual machines. With that said they kes are trivially remappable. The keyboard height is taller than a standard keyboard, and won't push under my desk on the keyboard tray. I own two of these now.
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No you can't adjust the angle of the screen. This is the only thing about this keyboard that is a detraction. The keys work well and are comfortable to use.
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The depth of the base has about a foot that slides on and clamps on the desk. If you push it all the way in, the keyboard clears the edge of the desk when the stand comes down. So, it stick out past the desk the width of the keyboard tray plus a little. The work fit with the rotating arm mounts on the back of the desk and can push back as far as you want with the keyboard on the desk and the monitors farther back. My wife uses that and likes it also. One is the workfit a and the other the s. Both great units. Just different flexibility and stability.
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My desk is only 23.5" deep and while the Pro Plus hangs off the front by ~4", it's only the keyboard tray that is hanging off. It hasn't affected the stability of the Varidesk.
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You could tilt the whole desk forward by placing a board or other lift support under the back two feet, but the keyboard tray and monitor tray will be tilted forward, and they would no longer be parallel with the surface upon which the Varidesk is placed.